IMHO

I'm going to bite the hand that feeds. OK. It wasn't feeding me a lot, but it was feeding me more than the money I make from posting on either bent spoon or IMHO. More people read bent spoon than my postings on Examiner.com, but I finally came to the conclusion that I'm canabalizing my own prospects for turning this kind of work into a career when a place like the Examiner pays an average of $.25 a week for someone who has an average number of readers read his posts.

Andrew Keen had been a part of my first book: IMHO. I came across his name again, recently, and in all places, Twitter. I remember reading his book when I was first doing my research for IMHO and thinking “man, this guy is being a bit over the top on all this stuff.” I've come to think differently.

As many of you know my view of technology has shifted greatly since the time of publishing IMHO. I have to admit that I think that shift began even before IMHO hit the presses, but I had committed to the project, and wanted to see it through.